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Dr. Sybil C. Mitchell was ever-ready to tell the stories of Greater Memphis - TSDMemphis.com

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“Whatcha got for me?” That was a standard opening for Dr. Sybil C. Mitchell when she answered my call as the associate publisher/executive editor of The New Tri-State Defender. It was that way for years, until a couple of months of ago when Dr. Mitchell, who had been associated with The New Tri-State Defender before […]

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